"Integration into an ongoing competition where the level is so high is not easy. But he's now got half an hour and is taking his next steps. He needs to get some minutes and moments of brilliance," Eberl told Tz, as captured by @iMiaSanMia. He had two or three chances in the box. You can see that when you've been out for 9 months, you lack the ease to make the decisive move. But every minute is good for him."
"Jamal Musiala is finally fit again to play after an absence of over 6 months, but he is far from fit enough to play a full 90 minutes. Given his team are in an intensive run of games and just suffered a shock defeat to Ausgburg, when can Musiala be granted time to speed his recovery to full match fitness?"
Jamal Musiala returned after more than six months out but currently lacks the conditioning to play full matches. Bayern face a congested fixture schedule and a recent shock defeat to Ausgburg increases urgency around selection. Max Eberl acknowledged the difficulty of reintegrating a player into high-level competition and said Musiala is taking next steps with roughly thirty minutes per appearance. Eberl noted Musiala created two or three chances but lacked the ease to make decisive moves after such a long layoff. Bayern plan to provide measured minutes to rebuild sharpness and hope he is fully fit for the crucial phase of the season.
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